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Dr. Tina Yu's publications: Many of them are on fruitful applications of Functional Programming in Genetic Programming.

A Genetic Algorithm Framework Using Haskell: Deryck F. Brown, A. Beatriz Garmendia-Doval and John A. W. McCall.

Genetic algorithms in Haskell with polytypic programming: written by Måns Vestin. It contains also a case study: ants have to find some food in a labirinth. Each has its own strategy for that. As the evolution of ants proceeds, their ability (to find as many food as possible) increases.

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−	:written by Måns Vestin. It contains also a case study: ants have to find food in a labirinth, ~~and~~ the ~~amount~~ of ~~found~~ ~~food~~ is ~~increasing~~ as ~~evolution~~ ~~proceeds~~.	+	:written by Måns Vestin. It contains also a case study: ants have to find some food in a labirinth. Each has its own strategy for that. As the evolution of ants proceeds, their ability (to find as many food as possible) increases.